After 5yrs of relationship, he went UK. At the name of wedding, he did everything. Now he refused to

699 votes

she should file case under blackmailing, right to privacy, Cyber Crime, extortion, rape, molestation, outraging modesty, threatening. the application should be given to your area ssp/ commissioner and ask for early FIR.

Advocate Shivam Sood LawRato

704 votes

In your case, you may potentially be dealing with multiple legal issues, including cybercrime, blackmail, and potentially sexual exploitation. Since you are in India and your ex-boyfriend is in the UK, the legal process may involve multiple jurisdictions. Under Indian laws: You may consider filing a complaint with the cybercrime cell. Relevant laws may include the Information Technology Act (especially Section 66E, which pertains to violation of privacy, and Section 67, which deals with transmitting obscene material), the Indian Penal Code (especially Sections related to blackmail, cheating, and breach of trust), and the Indecent Representation of Women (Prohibition) Act. Under UK laws: The UK has its own set of laws that may apply in this situation, including the Computer Misuse Act, the Protection from Harassment Act, and potentially the Sexual Offences Act. You may need to seek legal assistance in the UK to understand how these laws may apply to your situation and the process for filing a complaint with UK authorities. International cooperation: In some cases, law enforcement agencies in different countries may collaborate on cross-border cases. The process for this can be complex and lengthy. Civil remedies: You also have the option to pursue civil remedies, such as filing a lawsuit for damages, breach of trust, or emotional distress. This may result in attaching of his properties in India, if he has any.

Advocate Inder Preet Singh LawRato